Fixed-scope Meta lead operations
See every captured Meta lead and the next response action in one command center.
WrightLabs connects one agreed Meta lead source to one GoHighLevel pipeline, builds the bounded lead-response path, and hands your operator a command center that shows ownership, replies, bookings, and exceptions. This is CRM lead-response infrastructure, not Meta Ads Manager campaign control. Fixed implementation price: $997.
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What the operator controls
The command center is the visible operating layer for one bounded lead path. Each state answers who owns the lead, what happened, and what must happen next.
- Lead intake: one agreed Meta lead source connected to one GoHighLevel sub-account, source preserved on the contact.
- Speed to lead: the new lead routes into one agreed response path with owner notification and visible next-step status.
- Pipeline control: one pipeline maps new, contacted, replied, booked, and unresolved leads.
- Exception view: leads that need a person stay visible while routing, reply, booking, consent, or connection state is unresolved.
What the $997 implementation includes
One Meta ad account, one GoHighLevel sub-account, one lead source, and one pipeline are connected and handed off. The fixed scope includes up to five bounded workflows, three client-approved outbound message templates, and three controlled test branches. The delivery clock begins after required access, operating rules, and connections are ready; provider reviews and third-party approvals remain outside it.
- Lead-source, owner, response, reply, booking, and exception fields.
- One operator command-center view using agreed GoHighLevel reporting surfaces.
- Controlled QA with synthetic/test contacts and no uncontrolled bulk sends.
- Recorded walkthrough, operating SOP, and one revision pass within seven days.
What $997 does not include
These items need their own approved scope so the first lead lane stays small enough to test, understand, and operate.
- Ad creative, media buying, campaign publishing, budget changes, or ongoing optimization.
- Additional ad accounts, sub-accounts, pipelines, locations, or unrelated lead sources.
- Custom backend application development or an independent analytics warehouse.
- Third-party fees, A2P registration, carrier review, Meta approval, number provisioning, or DNS work.
- Historical database cleanup, uncontrolled database sends, or guaranteed revenue and booking outcomes.
How delivery is proven
Delivery is complete when the agreed path is built and controlled tests with approved synthetic/test contacts demonstrate the configured routing, response, booking state, and exception handling. That proves only the observed implementation path. It does not prove a live customer outcome, future lead volume, revenue, deliverability, carrier approval, or Meta approval.
Questions serious operators ask
Does the $997 include Meta Ads Manager campaign control or ad spend?
No. The build connects and operates the lead-response path behind one existing Meta lead source. Ad creative, campaign publishing, budgets, media buying, and ongoing optimization are separate approved scopes and remain under the client’s authority.
What is capped inside the $997 implementation?
The fixed scope covers one Meta ad account, one GoHighLevel sub-account, one lead source, one pipeline, up to five bounded workflows, three client-approved outbound message templates, and three controlled test branches.
What does delivery prove?
Controlled tests with approved synthetic or test contacts demonstrate the configured routing, response path, booking state, and exception handling, followed by a recorded walkthrough, an operating SOP, and one revision pass within seven days. They do not prove a live customer outcome, future lead volume, revenue, deliverability, carrier approval, or Meta approval.